St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-04
THE TURF.
Yesterday at Latonia --- Other
Track Topics.


CINCINNATI, June 3.-The eleventh
day of the Latonia meeting had a return
of fair and warm weather. The track
was still heavy and slow. The attend
ance was excellent.
First race, selling purse for three year-olds
and upwards, seven furlongs, eight starters.
AT the third quarter Handy Andy went up
and came in an easy winner by three lengths,
Fronie Louise second, a length in advance of
Kensington third; time, 81.
Second race, purse for three-year-olds. AS
they rounded the turn Catalpa was last, but
he pulled out and was fourth at the third
quarter, where Luke Alexander was leading,
Paragon was second and Rose third. Down
the stretch Rose, who was next to first, took
veer across the track in front of all except
Catalpa. Catalpa came in first, Rose second,
Galatea third; time, 80.
Third race, purse for four-year-olds five
furlongs three starters, Barge won; Jack
C0ch second, Hattie b third.
Fourth race, purse, a free handicap, mile
and seventy yards, seven starters, Panama
was an easy winner with Dad second and
Sour Mash third; time, 1 :56A.
Fifth race, the Latonia Oaks, for three-year-
old FLIES, one mile and quarter, six start
ond, Kinda third; time, 2:2014.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New YORK., June 3.-The attendance
at Brighton Beach was large and the
weather fine. Standiford Kellar paid
his hackers $500 for each s. invested.
There were fifteen tickets sold on him.
First race, three year-olds and upwards,
five ftrlongs, Nil Desperandum won by
third; time, 1:04A.
Second race, selling, three-quarters of a
mile, Glendrock won by a length and half !
Chatter second, Mary Hamilton third; time,.
1:17.
Third race tbree-uuartarS of q milo Rro,,,
bleton won by two lengths; Tipsy second,
Armstrong third; time, l :16l5.
Fourth race, one mile and II quarter, Bar
mum won by six lengths; Ernst second; King
d third; time, 2:12A.
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs. Standiford
Kellar Won by four lengths; Susie Forbes
second Hermitage third: time, l :3O15. Mul
tuals paid S312.55 straight and 5000 for a
place. Z
Sixth race, seven furlongs, Leloges won by
two lengths; Keokuk second, Hodor third !;
time, 1:31l2.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 3.-The Whitsuntide
plate, 5000 SovereignS, five furlongs, for
twO-year-olds, was run to-day with nine
; teen starters. Douglas Baird's filly
Briar Root, won by neck, Lord Zet7
lands colt by IsonOmy, out of EllangoT
wan, second, Duke of Portland's colt
Ayrshire third, only head behind.
colt Barlixan, Gen. Owen Williams colt
Senanus, H.. Halls colt Friday, the
Duke of st. Adams colt Galore, r. Wy
ner's colt Aperse, Lord Calthorp's colt
Toscano, "A. Hoole's FLY Fair Game, F.
MOrton's colt eBetelgeux. r. Osborne's
FLY Countess Lillian, T. CannOn's filly
Carolina; James Waugh's FLY Countess
Therry, R. Gladstone's filly Endow-
ment, T. Browns colt Prince Frederick,
Cope's filly Bright Star, G. j. +. Faw-
cett's FLY Vixen and Bridges Williams
colt RameSes. The first summer meet
ing at Sandown park opened to-day.
The electric stakes, 1000 sovereigns,
for three-year-olds five furlongs, was
won by Douglas Baird's colt Woodland
by three-quarters of length, J. Merry's
colt by Doncaster. out Of Shannon, sec
ond, only a head in advance of Lord
Hartington's colt Isoscoles, third. The
other starters were The Duke of Beau
forts FLY Reve Dor. A. Brisco's fiily,
Flower Girl and Lord Lascelle's colt
Wilmington.